Some of my plants

[asis]

D.paradoxa, I got it purple just this week after a summer under full Spanish sun light


Adventitious D.paradoxa plantlets growing among my D.burmani's


D.burmanii I received a month ago suposedly "green"


S.purpurea subs.venosa


S.xMitchelliana that hasn't grown large pitchers anymore this summer, but tens of cool smaller ones


Some sars from Plantev: Leucophylla, minor var.okefenokeensis and flava var.rubricorpora



I've realized that my leuco's new forming leaves are so delicate that even just a slight touch of water or wind may cause them abborted

One more from Plantev, Dionaea cv."cupped trap" (around 4cm diameter)


Darlingtonia starting new season's pitchers


Heliamphora minor, which was survived a long, hot and shadowy summer but didn't complain so much but by some etiolation


Stilydium debile


Soposed to be D.rotundifolia which I suspect to be any S-American form of D.intermedia


D.binata var.dichotoma f.extrema meeting its surname standars


Mi second round with Cephalotus, I've a good feeling this time


My humble rarities of D.capensis together with "Albino": the Cape Town common variety and a small "all red"


Utricularia livida, my first one, starting to flower


My neps terrarium


Ampullarias "Bau spotted" and "Bau Green"


Bicalcarata "Marudi"


Raflessiana "Sandakan"


Thanks for the attention.

[sundewman]

love that first pic, especially

[Devon]

I also love that first pic, I wish I could get mine that red. I alos love your sarrs, and th ampullaria. Alos the livida flowers are nice.

[BRiiZi]

Have you tried cuttings with cephalotus? Cuz my plants are FINALLY big enough to take some and I wanted some advice.

[asis]

Yes, that's quite simple, as just to pull down a leaf to the rhyzome and leave it buried from the wound area. And forget about it for some months, best in spring. Good luck!

[BRiiZi]

Thanks.

[kellykellyh]

Oh my goodness, how beautiful, asis! Nice work!
Except now I'm even more antsy for the arrival of my ampullaria.
Back to obsessive checking my UPS tracking number... !